In today’s video we discuss why you should sell the weakest market or buy the strongest when approaching a basket of correlated markets. Specifically, we talk about how the Nasdaq futures (NQ) were the weakest market today and the Dow futures (YM) was the strongest.

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Trading the Weakest Market